Replacement SSR control board for the Panasonic CM602 placement machine. The board carries the part number N610012675AB and the PNF0AF board reference, so it can be checked directly against the label on the board it replaces. It sits in the machine's control cabinet and handles the solid-state relay switching stage, which is why it is one of the first boards a maintenance team pulls when a relay-side fault takes a pick and place machine off line. This is a board-level replacement: one board is swapped, not the whole control assembly, so the cabinet wiring is left as it is. Many CM602 owners keep one on the shelf so a single failure does not turn into a multi-day stop.
This board is listed for the Panasonic CM602. Other Panasonic platforms — CM402, NPM and the axial insertion machines — carry their own board numbering, so a board that looks similar inside the cabinet can still be a completely different part. Numbering follows the convention common to SMT pick and place machine manufacturers, a machine code plus a board reference, which is why both the number and the reference are worth checking against your original. If your plant runs a mixed Panasonic line, confirm the machine model before the board is ordered.
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It is the replacement SSR control board for the Panasonic CM602 placement machine. Other Panasonic platforms, including the CM402, NPM and the axial insertion machines, use their own control boards and their own numbering. If you are working on a different pick and place machine, send us the model and the number from the existing board and we will identify the correct replacement.
Match the two markings: the printed part number and the PNF0AF reference. On most CM602 boards they appear on the PCB itself or on a label near the board edge, and both should agree with your original before you commit. If only one of them matches, check with us first — a single matching number is not enough on a board of this size.
In practice it is replaced in two situations: a fault in the cabinet that the maintenance team has traced to the relay side of the board, and planned replacement during a scheduled service window. Because the board is small and easy to store, many plants fit a fresh one at the service window instead of waiting for a failure to stop production.
No. Those are separate boards in the same CM602 cabinet, each with its own part number and its own job. The head control board and the Y driver control unit handle different functions, and a fault code pointing at either of them needs a different replacement. Tell us the machine model and the fault code and we will identify the right board.
Keep it in its antistatic bag inside the original carton, in a dry, dust-free cabinet away from vibration and direct heat. Do not stack boards on top of one another or rest one on a metal surface. When you take a board out, write the machine number and the date on the bag so the next person knows exactly what it is.
The board is supplied on its own, and the wiring already in the cabinet is normally re-used with it. If your connectors or cables are damaged, or you would rather fit new ones at the same time, tell us what you need and we will confirm what can be supplied with the board.
